Celebration of Father’s Day 2020
What does Father’s Day mean in your family? Is it more than just a few new pairs of socks and jocks to add to the wardrobe?
Being a dad is a very hands-on, involved role. You need to be there for your children, show them unconditional love, help them feel special, and parent as a team with your partner to be the best dad for your children.
So how should dads celebrate Father’s Day? Here are a few tips:
- Start a family ritual – it might be an activity like having a picnic in your favourite park or attending a sporting match, or maybe make a speech after dinner about what being a dad has meant for you this year.
- Spend time one-to-one with each of your children on the day, telling them how much you love them and love being their dad.
- Give your own dad a call, drop in to see him or share a meal together.
- Appreciate the thought and effort that has gone into the gifts and cards you receive from your children, and treasure these mementos.
Mondays with Fathering Project founder Dr Bruce Robinson
We want to foster connection, sharing and collaborating in this time of isolation and need. The Fathering Channel is an online community hub and a source of research-based advice, support and information. Tune in every Monday for Bruce’s weekly video – packed with fathering advice and tips.
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We want to foster connection, sharing and collaborating in this time of isolation and need. The Fathering Channel is an online community hub and a source of research-based advice, support and information. Tune in every Monday for Bruce’s weekly video – packed with fathering advice and tips.
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